How to choose a room photo for better previews
A good preview starts with a usable room photo. The better the source image, the easier it is to judge colour and contrast realistically.
Use one clear image
Pick a single photo where the main walls are visible and not blocked by people, strong reflections, or deep shadows.
Blurred, dark, or overprocessed images make colour judgement much less reliable.
Prefer natural light when possible
A daylight photo usually gives the cleanest starting point for comparing paint colours.
If the room is mainly used at night, compare the generated result carefully against the sample-room evening preview and the own-room Evening light row as well.
Leave room for final reality checks
Even a strong digital preview cannot model every finish, texture, or paint formula exactly.
Use the preview to shortlist options, then confirm with real-world samples.
Try it in the preview tool
The interactive preview tool stays on this page. Use the discovery sections above to understand generated previews, own-room comparisons, and brand-aware colour matching, then jump into the app when you are ready.